Wonders of a Makeup Artist

The Wonders of a Makeup ArtistA makeup artist creates the look and prosthetics for most theatrical and televised productions, including the modeling world. They are extremely well paid specialists, especially in the modeling and photography world, due to the artist’s ability to display a face to its full potential, as well as to establish a working relationship with the person receiving the makeover. The five different types of makeup applications are all very different, but similar in that they all follow the same concepts; highlights, shadows, and symmetry. “Their job is to help people look and feel glamorous, which in turn can help build their clients’ self-esteem and help provide the ‘perfect’ look…” ("Makeup Artist Career Guide."). There are many steps involved in becoming a makeup artist; however, what it takes to become one depends on their own style of application. Makeup artists can choose from five different types of makeup application they wish to specialize in the specific needs or in the field, they wish to pursue. Salon makeup is the foundation of all types of makeup applications and the first type. When an artist learns salon makeup, they learn how to make someone look his or her absolute best. This process can include using highlights to draw attention to a particular part of the face, and shadows to take attention away. “An example of this would be someone with a large forehead outlining their forehead with a darker foundation to minimize the appearance of the size of the forehead” ("Makeup Artist Profession."). In salon makeup, artists also learn how to make the application as neat and clean as possible. These characteristics, however, are much more crucial in advanced area such as theater makeup. The second type of makeup application is theater makeup. Once again, we use highlights and shadows, but this time we are using them to create a character, show emotion, and make it easy for the audience to read facial expressions because, “In...

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http://www.sachacosmetics.com
by Kamla Regrello
INTRODUCTION
Hi, I’m Kamla Regrello, Head MakeupArtist for Sacha Cosmetics.
Since joining Sacha, I have had the opportunity to travel with my
makeup team to several countries to work the international beauty
pageants. I was the head makeupartist for the Miss Universe, Miss USA,
the Miss Jamaica, the Miss Trinidad and Tobago and several other
international pageants.
This is a tremendous experience for me, since I have the opportunity to
work with every possible skin tone and skin type. Imagine, just after
doing the makeover for Miss Japan, the next delegate to plop herself
down on your makeup chair is Miss Nigeria! This is why I love working
with the Sacha brand. No matter what skin tone I am faced with, I’m
ready.
Over the years, I have also learnt a lot more about makeup from the
person who actually manufacturers the Sacha brand. This has given me
valuable insight into not only how, but also why some products perform
so well and why others simply don’t cut it.
Makeup Secrets Revealed is therefore far more than a step-by-step
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...Sephora Interview with David Casas
Anthony Sneed
Laboratory Institute of Merchandising
Being a makeupartist requires a lot of hard work, precision, and artistry. It is a job that is challenging, yet rewarding. Meet David. David is a 24 year old makeupartist who currently works as a beauty advisor at Sephora on 42nd and Madison. David was also interested on being on the Sephora Pro Beauty Team, but told me that is a task he is working on and will further take on in the coming time. He spends hours by the day helping clients do a color match, give advice on brands, or doing a Custom Makeup Application, or CMA for short. These applications are done when a customer spends at least $50 on any product in Sephora. The client will sit down with a beauty specialist and have a full face of makeup done. I got the chance to follow David as he worked with different clients, and I also got the chance to ask him a few questions, along with some opinions he threw at me.
David is well.. of course, employed by Sephora. During the week, he usually works four days a week from about 12pm to 9pm. He told me that mid shifts are the best, because they are usually the busiest and time goes by quickly without even noticing. For his time and effort, Sephora compensates him with $11.50 an hour without commission. I found that David is not usually at the location at 42nd and Madison, but is normally located in...

...Business Proposal
Nehal Taha MakeupArtist
Business Description
Nehal Taha is a freelance makeupartist dedicated to consistently providing high customer satisfaction by rendering excellent service, quality products at an acceptable price/value relationship.
Business Objective
Nehal Taha MakeupArtist has a clear business objective to develop and promote makeup application and lessons services. These services will be developed with a core focus on addressing the key customer problem and associated opportunities.
As a key component of my growth strategy; I consider it critical to identify and outline my business objectives, and align these objectives with clear and measurable development milestones.
The key long term business objective is to acquire new customers. Customer acquisition is considered to be the critical activity and I am seeking to grow the number of customers. I understand that customer growth could be at the expense of profitability, and that there is a cost associated with customer acquisition.
So, my long term objective is to build a clear customer acquisition process.
Services
Nehal Taha MakeupArtist will make her customer feel like a queen on their big day or events using professional makeup brands or give them the confidence to make herself feel like a queen on her big day!
Products used
Here is a list...

...The Chemical Make Up of Makeup
The cosmetic industry in America today is one that makes about $20 billion dollars a year and in 1996, according to Shannon Dortch in “Women at the Cosmetics Counter”, nearly 88% of women aged 18-24 were using some type of makeup every single day. Many women, though, are unaware of how makeup is made and the ingredients applied for color, thickness, and moisture.
Most cosmetics contain a mixture of some of the following substances. Water, emulsifiers, preservatives (which are added to prevent the growth of microorganisms like bacteria and fungi), thickener (to change the consistency, for example the chemical compound polyethylene glycol HO-(CH2-CH2-O)n-H), color (to make girls look nice and pretty), fragrance, and PH stabilizers.
Polyethylene glycol comes from a family of elements called the PEG family and can be found on labels in the form of PEG-6, and PEG-150(Aubrey Cosmetics). These compounds, along with polyethylene glycol, are believed to cause an increase in cancer to people who use this product, with an emphasis on women with breast cancer. PEG compounds usually have small amounts of a substance called ethylene oxide. According to experimental results reported in the National Toxicology Program's Eighth Annual Report on Carcinogens, ethylene oxide increases the incidences of uterine and breast cancers and of leukemia and brain cancer.
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...﻿ Part 1 Summary of Wonder
“My name is August, by the way. I won’t describe what I look like. Whatever you’re thinking, it’s probably worse.” Wonder is a story about a 5th grade boy named August (Auggie) Pullman who has facial deformity caused by an extremely rare genetic disorder. He has undergone countless operations, and those made him an outsider with other kids. August has always known that he's different, but he's learned to accept that people will always stare at his face, and there's nothing he could do about it. August has always been loved, protected and taught by his family. He was home-schooled through the fourth grade. His parents feel he needs to go to 'real school', August agrees to attend Beecher Prep where he was accepted. However, during his year in the fifth grade of Beecher Prep, life is going to be very different. Wonder, follows August’s first school experience, is the story of August facing his fears, being stared at and excluded, and his growing up and letting go. It shows family relationship, friendship, bullying, betrayal, and how to overcome challenges, and it follows Auggie throughout fifth grade depicting his worries and the hurdles along the way. Wonder, is switched between various viewpoints, separate from 8 parts and is narrated by 6 different people, including August, August’s sister Via, August’s friends Summer and Jack, Via’s boyfriend Justin, and...

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The wonders
Of
Depo-Provera
Abstract
Depo-Provera
Depo-Provera is a birth control that has been used for many things in the past years. It is mainly used on women as a contraceptive. Depo-Provera is a synthetic derivate of progesterone administered as an acetate salt with anti-estrogenic activity. This is an injected drug. This medicine/drug also causes change in the cervical mucus and urine lining, making it much harder for sperm to travel up to the uterus, and fertilize an egg. A person would have to inject this curtain drug every three months to keep it working. If you miss a month you won’t be protected. As good as the sound this drug has its pros and con. This might sound wonderful but it has lots of side effect, it can cause the loss of bone material density.
What is Depo-Provera?
Depo-Provera is a type of birth control. Depo-Provera is an injectable medication that prevents pregnancy for three months. It’s an injection that has to be done every three months. If you would still like the protection of Depo-Provera. Depo-Provera is a drug that is very similar to progesterone. Progesterone is a hormone that is normally created by the ovaries themselves every month. The reason for this to get their menstrual cycle going. Depo-Provera is not a barrier method. So yes, the patient would...

...Executive Summary
Capital MakeupArtist will provide a comforting, yet stimulating, atmosphere in which customers will be able to relax whilst we apply makeup for special occasions or for clients planning a special evening out. We will be looking in particular for sub-contracted arrangements with other beauty professionals, such as hairdressers or beauty therapists.
In the past, the word 'beauty' was commonly associated with glamour, cosmetics, makeup, high fashion and beauty contests evoking images of film stars, models, luxury, and self-indulgence.
However, there is a lot more to being a cosmetic makeupartist than merely giving a facial or applying makeup. The industry has evolved and matured with an increasing emphasis on health and fitness, total well-being and bringing out the best - the 'natural beauty' - in all of us.
A makeupartist is an artist whose medium is the human body, applying makeup and prosthetics for theatrical, television, film, fashion, magazines and other similar productions including all aspects of the modeling industry. Awards given for this profession in the entertainment industry include the Academy Award for Makeup and even several entertainment industry awards such as the Emmy awards and the Golden Globes to name a few.
In the United States as well as the other parts of...

...No. Ding! Thank you for playing anyway. Because we are food for worms, lads. Because, believe it or not, each and every one of us in this room is one day going to stop breathing, turn cold and die.
Keating: Language was developed for one endeavor, and that is - Mr. Anderson? Come on, are you a man or an amoeba? [pause] Mr. Perry?
Neil: To communicate.
Keating: No! To woo women!
Charlie Dalton: Welton Academy. Hello? Yes, he is. Just a moment. Mr. Nolan, it's for you. It's God. He says we should have girls at Welton.
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Keating: Phone call from God. If it had been collect, that would have been daring!
McAllister: You take a big risk by encouraging them to be artists, John. When they realize they're not Rembrandts, Shakespeares or Mozarts, they'll hate you for it.
Keating: We're not talking artists, George, we're talking freethinkers.
McAllister: Freethinkers at seventeen?
Keating: Funny — I never pegged you as a cynic.
McAllister: Not a cynic, a realist. "Show me the heart unfettered by foolish dreams, and I'll show you a happy man."
Keating: "But only in their dreams can man be truly free. 'Twas always thus, and always thus will be."
McAllister: Tennyson?
Keating: No, Keating.
[Keating stands on his desk]
Keating: Why do I stand up here? Anybody?
Dalton: To feel taller!
Keating: No!
[Dings a bell with his foot]
Keating: Thank you for playing Mr. Dalton. I stand upon my desk to remind myself that we must constantly...